"If it weren't for our Magic Net, how many people could He gather? How long would it take Him to improve? And what about His followers? For that matter, why is Sequence 7 a Bard, required to spread stories personally? Isn't it because gaining fame requires more people to know about you?"
Roger smiled. "If nothing unexpected happens, they'll be able to keep growing stronger simply by writing at home in the future. The speed of their growth will depend solely on how good the works they create are. Under those circumstances, the Writing Church could even become one of the easiest churches in this world to advance through."
"Especially once our Second-Generation Magic Net is realized and more and more mortals become literate, their development will become even more rapid. Besides, as the Magic Energy Network expands and Self-Charging Magic Arrays become widespread, once our Magic Net can transmit more information, we might even develop an 'audiobook' function. The Magic Net could read their works aloud to Readers itself. What kind of results would that bring?"
After hearing this, the Magic Goddess's gaze sharpened. It seemed the Writing Church's future development would become incomparably smooth, and the faith fed back to the Writing God would certainly surge. A minor god who had once stood at the fringes seemed destined to become immensely powerful in a world with the Magic Net.
Forget seventy percent—even if he asked for ninety percent when proposing new features in the future, the other party would probably agree...
Suddenly struck by inspiration, the Magic Goddess said, "If the Magic Net can read books aloud, could we invite the Music Goddess?"
"Of course. In fact, most gods will be able to spread their faith through the Magic Net in the future... When I said, 'Worship electronic